Tag: Network Design
There are whispers of a powerful force in the wireless industry. Warehouse machinery, electronic devices, factory equipment – all seemingly lifeless – are talking to each other. They’re organized. They’re connected. They’re powerful. They are…THE ...
We’re bringing the good fibes! The demand for ultra high-speed wireless access in the home has never been greater. Major operators are rushing to deploy fiber to apartment buildings, townhouses, and residential areas around the ...
In the newest release of iBwave Wi-Fi a new feature was introduced called the ‘Quick Connection Tool’. And if you often do the cabling in your designs, this is a feature you’re going to appreciate. What ...
Bring it CBRS, we are ready for you! Or at least those who attended our recent webinar are : ) The recent discussion we had with Federated Wireless, SpiderCloud Wireless and Clear to Send have ...
As one of the largest package delivery and logistics companies in the world, one of our newest iBwave customers came to us wondering how our software could improve their existing process for deploying and managing ...
Warning: This blog contains 3D models that may cause you to whoop and holler. There are a few capabilities that iBwave is well known for in the market, but certainly, one of the most stand-out ...
iBwave’s Components Database is the Largest Database in the Wireless Industry Today With over 28,000 components and materials and growing daily. Those who design wireless networks with iBwave know that it’s pure gold to be able to ...
A Twitter post popped up in my news feed last week showing a graph of the attenuation values for different types of glass – mainly the distinction between a regular glass window and a low ...
Forever on a quest to improve the accuracy of network predictions in our software, we recently released a new feature called “Body Loss Modeling.” With Body Loss Modeling, you can now account for the attenuation ...